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041 0 _aEnglish
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072 7 _aTBX
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100 1 _aTitomanlio, Giuseppe
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700 1 _aSperanza, Vito
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700 1 _aTitomanlio, Giuseppe
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700 1 _aSperanza, Vito
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245 1 0 _aPolymer Processing: Modeling and Correlations Finalized to Tailoring the Plastic Part Morphology and Properties
260 _aBasel, Switzerland
_bMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
_c2020
300 _a1 electronic resource (232 p.)
506 0 _aOpen Access
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520 _aThe analysis of polymer processing operations is a wide and complex subject; during polymer processing, viscoelastic fluids are forced to deform into desired geometries using non-homogeneous velocity and temperature fields down to solidification. The objective of analysis is the identification of processing conditions, which are finalized in the optimization of product final properties, which, in turn, are determined by the final part morphology. Depending on the operating conditions, the properties of the final part can change more than one order of magnitude. Properties of interest include the mechanical, optical, barrier, permeability, and biodegradability, and any other property of practical relevance including the characteristics of the surfaces as its finishing and wettability, which are connected to one another. The scope of this Special Issue is to select progress in or reviews of the understanding/description of the phenomena involved along the chain of processing–morphology–properties. Along this virtual chain, modeling may be a useful approach, and within the objective of understanding fundamental aspects, it may also be relevant to compare selected characteristics of the process and the material with the characteristics of the resulting morphology and then with the properties of the final part. This approach suggests the title: “Polymer Processing: Modeling and Correlations Finalized to Tailoring the Plastic Part Morphology and Properties”.
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546 _aEnglish
650 7 _aHistory of engineering & technology
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653 _a“skin-core-skin” structure
653 _aflow-induced crystallization
653 _amultiscale simulation
653 _acrystal morphology
653 _aadditive manufacturing
653 _afused filament fabrication
653 _amaterial extrusion
653 _a3D-printing
653 _ahighly-filled polymers
653 _ametals and ceramics
653 _acellulose insulation pressboard
653 _amagnetron sputtering
653 _apolytetrafluoroethylene
653 _anano structure
653 _abreakdown
653 _ahydrophobicity
653 _areplication
653 _amicrofeature
653 _ananofeature
653 _ainjection molding
653 _apolylactic acid
653 _amold temperature
653 _aepoxy
653 _anatural fiber composites
653 _asilk fibers
653 _aextrusion
653 _afour-screw extruder
653 _afinite-time Lyapunov exponents (FTLE)
653 _aPoincaré section
653 _achaotic manifold
653 _auniaxial/biaxial stretching
653 _aretardation
653 _abirefringence
653 _amolecular orientation
653 _astress-optical rule
653 _apolymeric stent
653 _aresidual stress
653 _awarpage
653 _akriging surrogate model
653 _adesign optimization
653 _amorphology
653 _acylindrites
653 _anumerical simulation
653 _amorphology prediction
653 _ashear layer
653 _atwin screw extruder
653 _asimulation
653 _aresidence time distribution
653 _aPP/TiO2 nanocomposites
653 _aconversion
653 _alaser-assisted thermal imprinting
653 _apressure
653 _apattern size
653 _athermoplastic polymer
653 _amicrolens array
653 _amicroinjection molding
653 _afilm stretching
653 _acomposite laminates
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